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Originally Posted by Bad Santa
Bagor, I think this gesture today has about as much political motivation behind it as Peter Crouch dancing like a robot did back in 2006. None whatsoever.
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Get a grip of yourself.
The first is a man doing a robot dance.
The second is a man making a gesture that is widely known in his native country as being viewed by many as offensive and anti-semetic.
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Originally Posted by Bad Santa
Have you ever heard Anelka being interviewed? He doesn't exactly strike me as a Rhodes scholar candidate, let's put it that way.
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Yet, you dare to refer to James MacLean as being cerebral of mind and thought and forget to consider where his manager was from at the time of the incident you refer to. And FTR the last thing Derry needs is another mouthy know all Dub pretending they understand the situation there when you probably have never been north of Drogheda.
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On Saturday night the French minister for sport, Valérie Fourneyron, condemned the gesture, describing it as "disgusting", and said through her Twitter account: "Anelka's gesture is a shocking provocation, disgusting. There's no place for antisemitism and incitement to hatred on the football field."
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http://www.theguardian.com/football/...a-nazi-gesture
Equating a robot dance to Anelka's behaviour? Wow, you're something else.
And seriously ....And why the hell are you here under a different name? Seriously what is that all about?
